taxes

GVSU is one of several organizations hosting the tax assistance help.

Whether legal marijuana goes up in smokes or not will be determined on November 6th.

Procrastinators can breathe a sigh of relief. You get one more day!

It's cottages, basketball, prom dresses, maple syrup, Easter egg hunts (for kids and dogs), records & CDs, bunnies, bands, and fowling...all wrapped up into one weekend!

Good news if you’re like me and find filing a “city income tax return” weird and an extra pain. Unlike your Federal and State return which is due no later than Tuesday, April 18th this year, the City of Grand Rapids Income Tax Return isn’t due until May 1st...

It is Easter Weekend. There are a lot of Easter related activities on the calendar. Here are 10 things you can do around west Michigan this weekend -- Friday, April 14th through Sunday, April 16th, 2017. Some activities include the kids, while others are more for the adults...

After the IRS released their data from Michigan's Federal Tax Returns, MLive created a cool interactive map with tons of information about 2014 tax returns from every county in Michigan. The map included information on the average income per return, the total number of returns, the total number of returns with tax liability, and the average tax liability per return...

The IRS has stopped accepting electronically filed tax returns because of problems with some of its computer systems.

Steelcase and the Heart of West Michigan United Way are teaming up to offer free tax preparation for qualifying families on Tuesday.

In May, Michigan voters may be asked to vote on whether to increase the Michigan sales tax from 6 percent to 7 percent in order to fix Michigan roads and bridges. The deal, approved by lawmakers and Governor Rick Snyder, would need approval from two-thirds of the Legislature to make it on the ballot. Should Michigan increase the sales tax to 7% to pay for road repairs?

It's tax day. Hopefully that's not news to you. Are your taxes done?  When did you get your taxes done?

Tax forms and statements are being gathered and sent through the mail as tax day begins to draw closer. There is still a long ways to go to until taxes are due, but it's never too soon to start planning and organizing. When the time comes, who will do the work?  Do you do your own taxes?